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Phase—Mother Earth
1968Featured in "Voices of Emerging Artists—From the Realm of Non-Art," Bijutsu Techō, February 1970.
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Phase—Mother Earth
1968Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
Installation view, 1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Osamu Murai.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968 / 2012Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
Installation view, Requiem for the Sun: The Art of Mono-ha, Blum and Poe, Los Angeles, February 25 - April 14, 2012. Photo: Joshua White, courtesy Blum and Poe, Los Angeles.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968 / 2012Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
Installation view, Requiem for the Sun: The Art of Mono-ha, Blum and Poe, Los Angeles, February 25 - April 14, 2012. Photo: Joshua White, courtesy Blum and Poe, Los Angeles.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968 / 2012Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
Installation view, Requiem for the Sun: The Art of Mono-ha, Blum and Poe, Los Angeles, February 25 - April 14, 2012. Photo: Joshua White, courtesy Blum and Poe, Los Angeles.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
Installation view, 1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Osamu Murai.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
Installation view, 1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Osamu Murai.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
Installation view, 1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Osamu Murai.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Production shot, 1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968.
Photographer unknown. Susumu Koshimizu (left), Katsurō Yoshida (center), Nobuo Sekine (far right).Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Production shot, 1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968.
Photographer unknown. From left: Susumu Koshimizu, Momoko Ōishi, Yoriko Kushigemachi, Nobuo Sekine, Takako Uehara, Katsurō Yoshida.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Production shot, 1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photographer unknown.
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Phase—Mother Earth
1968Production shot,
1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Susumu Koshimizu.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Production shot,
1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Susumu Koshimizu.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Production shot,
1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Susumu Koshimizu.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Production shot,
1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Susumu Koshimizu.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968Production shot,
1st Kobe Suma Rikyū Park Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition, October 1 - Novermber 10, 1968. Photo: Susumu Koshimizu.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1970EXPO '70, EXPO Museum of Fine Arts, Osaka, 1970
Michael Blackwood, Japan—The New Art, 1970, still from color film, 27 minutes.
© Michael Blackwood Productions Inc.Zoom -
Phase—Mother Earth
1968 / 2008Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
Installation view, Tama Line Art Project, Den-en Chōfu Seseragi Park, Tokyo, November 1 - 9, 2008. Photo: Ashley Rawlings.Zoom -
Phase of Nothingness—Mother Earth, 1968 / 2012
Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
The Rachofsky House, 2012-, Dallas.Zoom -
Phase of Nothingness—Mother Earth, 1968 / 2012
Earth, cement
Cylinder: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm, Hole: 220 x 270 (diameter) cm
The Rachofsky House, 2012-, Dallas.Zoom